The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

The study pressure in the third year is much heavier than in the previous two years.

After all, several new courses have been added, and the original courses and their contents have become much more advanced and complex.

Many third year students complained about this... They complained about too many lessons and homework, delaying their time for Quidditch and other extracurricular activities...

Jon didn't have any pressure on this, but the heavy schoolwork did affect the time he spent in the Room of Requirement.

It was not until the first session of Ancient Runes was finished on Thursday afternoon that he hurried to the eighth floor of the castle for the first time this semester.

When he arrived near the Room of Requirement on the eighth floor, he suddenly saw a group of Gryffindor students chirping over to his right.

Jon hurriedly shifted his gaze, moving his gaze to the oil painting of the troll stick beating Barnabas across from the Room of Requirement, pretending to be appreciating the painting.

Barnabas the Barmy is a "famous" wizard who made a foolish attempt to teach a troll to dance; The troll hit the forehead with a mallet... This oil painting reproduces the scene.

"Ow!" The troll on the oil painting apparently noticed Jon's presence as well. He turned around and roared at Jon.

Apparently, the troll's roar caught the attention of others as well.

"Jon?" A crisp voice sounded from among the Gryffindor students.

A short girl ran out of the Gryffindor crowd and ran to Jon's side.

"You guys go back first!" The little girl waved to her classmates: "I have to wait a while!"

Jon's mouth twitched slightly, but he had to turn around and say, "Good afternoon, Natalie!"

...

"Have you been used to school these few days?" Jon stammered and asked, trying to be as concerned as possible in his tone.

"It's great!" Natalie folded her hands on her chest and said with a smile, "I've never been able to let go of eating so many delicious things like these days, and I've never slept in such a big bed. , Professor McGonagall is also very concerned about me..."

"Really..." Jon suddenly remembered that the little girl in front of him was from the slums of East London.

Perhaps to her, life at Hogwarts was nothing short of heaven compared to the harsh conditions of the past.

"Are you looking at this painting?" Natalie's eyes moved to the oil painting in front of her.

The troll wearing a tutu on the oil painting watched another audience member appear - grinning and roaring at her.

The little girl who was caught off guard fell back two steps in fright.

Fortunately, Jon reached out to support her in time.

"Thank you!" Natalie wiped the sweat from her face: "The portraits, stairs and statues in the school are so strange... They often pop up and startle me!"

"Get used to it!" Jon said casually. "Natalie, do you want me to take you back to the Gryffindor common room?"

"No..." The little girl shook her head quickly, and she changed the subject: "Where are you going now... I heard that Hufflepuff's common room is in the crypt?"

Jon feigned an unintentional glance at the wall behind him—that's where the entrance to the Room of Requirement was, and said slowly, "That's right, right under the castle... I'm here to find Fernandez. Professor Livy, ask him something..."

He made up a reason at random.

"Professor Flitwick?" Natalie blinked thoughtfully: "Can I go with you...I also have some questions I want to ask him!"

Jon only felt that his head was a little big, as if he had a tail that couldn't be shaken off...

Together they walked towards Professor Flitwick's office in the direction of Sita, Natalie was chattering and talking non-stop.

"Ginny Weasley told me that since you first entered school, your grades have always been the first in your grade!" Natalie asked curiously, "Is that so?"

"Looks like... yeah..." Jon mumbled.

"It's amazing..." Natalie exclaimed: "How did you do it... I always feel that I am worse than those children from a wizarding family!"

"This...probably I'm more diligent..."

"Professor Sprout spoke highly of you in the herbal medicine class!" Natalie exclaimed, "She said you were the most gifted student in herbal medicine she had ever met... Professor Snape Yes, he also praised you, but I forgot when..."

Being touted and praised like this, especially when the other party is a cute little girl... seems to be quite emotional?

But Jon didn't get carried away because of this, he still kept some sense...

Walking to a position just over ten yards from Professor Flitwick's office, Jon suddenly slapped his forehead:

"Sorry, Natalie..." He said with a stern face: "I suddenly remembered that I forgot my "Magic Alphabet" in the Rune Classroom... I'm so sorry, I'm sorry! "

After he finished speaking, he hurriedly walked along the road back.

Natalie Pavlova looked at the back of the person who left in a hurry, and pouted a little unhappily. After a while, she also turned around and walked towards the Gryffindor common room in disappointment.

...

After finally getting rid of her, Jon quickly returned to the painting where the troll stick beat Barnabas.

Taking advantage of no one beside him, he entered the Room of Requirement through the back wall.

A familiar cottage comes into view...

Jon sat down on a cushion, opened his backpack, and poured out all the books inside.

One of the books, somewhat worn and unfamiliar, was dumped in front of Jon in a very conspicuous place.

This made Jon frown, and it was the book, The Guide to Transfiguration, that Zacharias-Smith had asked him to help return to the library.

He couldn't help being a little curious, he picked up the book from the forbidden area and opened it gently.

After a while, I turned to a bookmark with the letters ZS written in rough ink.

And the opening position is the chapter introducing Animagus.

Jon moves his gaze to the beginning of the chapter:

"Warning! To become an Animagus, you must have enough talent in Transfiguration and Potions... Animagus is a very dangerous magic, the multiple steps of this magic, Failure to do so may lead to serious physical or psychological problems, please be sure to file with the Ministry of Magic and under the guidance of the Transfiguration teacher, try again..."

Jon gently put down the "Guide to Shapeshifting", seemingly caught in a brief thought.

I'm so sorry, I couldn't code the second chapter last night.

I can only make it up today...

In addition, thanks to the book friends Li Keguan, Black Eagle and Masked Man lose the weak!